Baseball. Day 90. Joe Morgan

Baseball. Day 89. George Foster

Baseball. Day 88. Shoeless Joe Jackson

Baseball. Day 87. Carlton Fisk

Baseball. Day 86. Three Finger Brown

Baseball. Day 85. Waite Hoyt

Baseball. Day 84. Fred Merkle

Baseball. Day 83. Lefty Grove.

Baseball. Day 82. Gil Hodges

Gil Hodges. Brooklyn Dodgers

Baseball. Day 81. John McGraw

Baseball. Day 80. Annabelle Lee

Baseball. Day 79. Eddie Cicotte

Baseball. Day 78. Earl Weaver. Orioles.

Earl Weaver. Manager Baltimore Orioles.

Baseball. Day 77. Ron Santo Cubs

Ron Santo

Baseball. Day 76. Duke Snider. Brooklyn Dodgers.

Duke Snider.

Baseball. Day 75. Daryl Strawberry. Mets

Daryl Strawberry. New York Mets.

Baseball. Day 74. Delores Brumfield

Delores Brumfield.
South Bend Blue Sox 1947
Kenosha Comets 1948-51
Fort Wayne Daises 1952, 1953

Baseball. Day 73. Mickey Mantle.

Mickey Mantle. New York Yankees.

Baseball. Day 72. Fred Lynn.

Fred Lynn. Baltimore Orioles. Boston Red Sox. Angels, Tigers, Padres.

Baseball. Day 71. Mel Ott

Mel Ott

Baseball. Day 70. Buster Posey

Buster Posey

Baseball. Day 69. Kurt Russell.

Between The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes(1969) and Escape From New York (1981). Kurt played minor league baseball for several different teams, including a team owned by his father Bing Russell.
Bend Rainbows 1971
Walla Wall Islanders 1972
El Paso Sunk Kings 1973
Portland Mavericks, 1973, 1977

Baseball. Day 68. Nolan Ryan.

Nolan Ryan. Astros.

Baseball. Day 67. Buck O'Neill

Buck O'Neill. Kansas City Monarchs.

Baseball. Day 66. Jimmy Piersall

Jimmy Piersall. ran the bases backwards when he hot his 100th home run.

Baseball. Day 65. Phil Rizzuto

Phil Rizzuto. Yankees.

Baseball. Day 64. Dizzy Dean

Dizzy Dean. St. Louis Cardinals.

Baseball. Day 63. Doc Ellis.

Doc Ellis-D or LSD. Doc used to pitch in LSD.

Baseball. Day 62. Wade Boggs.

Wade Boggs. Boston Red Sox

Baseball. Day 61. Roger Maris.

Roger Maris. 61 home runs in 1961